Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

There’s a whiff of 1968 in the air. China’s “lying flat” movement has more than a passing echo of the U.S. counterculture of the 1960s and has found resonance around the world. It isn’t only the young and disaffected who are choosing to drop out. Two years into a global pandemic, the number of Americans choosing to retire early has been surging. It’s a perilous moment for them.

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